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Guest Commentary | Why Title IX should protect women’s rights
In 1972, Title IX was enacted into law and signed by President Nixon. It states: No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the ...
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ESPN.com: GEN - Title IX turns 30, and the debate goes on
When Title IX of the Education Amendments, sponsored by U.S. Senator Birch Bayh and U.S. Representative Edith Green and signed by President Richard Nixon, became law the implications for athletics ...
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Inside the W with Michelle Smith: 50 Years of Title IX
I was four years old when Title IX was signed into federal law ... We can appreciate, thanks to the stroke of President Nixon’s pen, the number of girls who took a court or a field as a young ...
The New York Times15d
DOE memo says NIL payments must be proportionate between male, female athletes, but guidance could be short-lived
Advertisement The nine-page fact sheet says NIL payments qualify as “athletic financial assistance which, under Title IX, must be made available to male and female student-athletes in a manner ...
The Chronicle23d
Richard Nixon, the Blue Devil: The making of the only Duke alumnus to become president of the United States
Hannah Nixon was baking pies one afternoon in 1934 ... the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, signed off on Title IX and launched the war on cancer. The Duke alumnus sprung into ...
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BUSINESS REVIEW: Title IX debate dominated local school board meetings
For educational institutions all across the country, 2024 was a year marked by disagreements over changes made to Title IX, a portion of the Civil Rights Act that was first ...
The Victoria Advocate17d
Federal bill mirrors North Carolina law in protection, fairness for women
Federal legislation passing the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday has mirror language to North Carolina’s Fairness in ...